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Autumn Abundance Simmer Pot Spell

Autumn Abundance Simmer Pot Spell

There is nothing quite like the warm and fragrant magic of a cauldron simmering on the stove. This simmer pot is cobbled together from a few aromatics you probably already have in your kitchen, but don't let their commonplaceness fool you! This combination is rich in magic and will leave your home feeling lighter, warmer, and wealthier!
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 5 minutes
Course: Simmer Pot
Keyword: abundance, autumn, bay leaf, cauldron, cinnamon, cleansing, fall, lemon, november, october, prosperity, september, simmer pot, star anise, wish, wishes, wishing
Author: Vervain

Equipment

  • 1 Cauldron (any cooking pot will do!)

Ingredients

  • 1 bunch Sage
  • 1 Lemon (sliced into rounds)
  • 3 Cinnamon Sticks (cassia or ceylon, either will work)
  • 1 handful Star Anise
  • 1 Bay Leaf
  • 1 gallon water (or more for a longer simmer)

Instructions

  • Fill your cauldron with water.
  • Focusing on the specific intention for each ingredient, add your other ingredients to the cauldron of water one at a time.
  • Add the bay leaf last, after whispering your specific wishes for the impending season to the leaf. If you want, you can inscribe the leaf with a word, sigil, rune, or bindrune representing your wish.
  • Bring the cauldron to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. While the water heats, optionally recite the following incantation:
    Cleanse and clear, cleanse and clear, Autumn's gold is almost here. Today's the day, make way, make way, for what I wish shall soon appear! By golden fruit and verdant leaf, by open heart and true belief, by anise star and cinnamon fire, I now receive my heart's desire!
  • Simmer for as long as necessary to fill your home and lift your spirits with the desired energy and aroma. As the water level falls, be sure to add more water to prevent burning.
  • When the spell is done, remove the cauldron from the heat, allow everything to cool, pour out liquids onto the earth, and add solid remains to the compost if possible, thanking the ingredients for their contribution to your magical working.